Business & Finance SITE C HYDROPOWER PROJECT The Site C Clean Energy Project will be the third hydropower facility on the Peace River. The hydroelectric complex is expected to cost C$8.353 billion (US$6.3 billion) to develop, with a British Columbia Government Treasury reserve of C$400 million (US$302.8 million). The powerhouse will contain six 183-MW turbine-generator units. When complete, it is expected to generate about 5,100 GWh of electricity annually. hydroreviewcontentdirectors 6.16.2016 Share The Site C Clean Energy Project will be the third hydropower facility on the Peace River. The hydroelectric complex is expected to cost C$8.353 billion (US$6.3 billion) to develop, with a British Columbia Government Treasury reserve of C$400 million (US$302.8 million). The powerhouse will contain six 183-MW turbine-generator units. When complete, it is expected to generate about 5,100 GWh of electricity annually. Owner: BC HydroLocation: British Columbia, CanadaRiver System: Peace RiverCapacity: 1,100 MWGenerating Units: Six – 183 MW unitsDam Type: Earthfill, 1,050 m long and 60 m high above riverbedConstruction Start Date: Summer 2015Operational Date: 2024Project Status: Under Construction Companies Under Contract:A.L. Sims and Sons – access road constructionATCO Two Rivers Lodging Group – design, built, operate and maintain worker accommodationMorgan Construction and Environmental – north bank site preparation contractorPaul Paquette and Son’s Contracting – south bank clearing work contractorPeace River Hydro Partners, consisting of ACCIONA Infrastructure Canada Inc., Petrowest Corporation and Samsung C&T Canada Ltd. – main civil works contractorVoith Hydro Inc. – equipment supply and installation contractor (turbines, generators, associated) Related Posts Portfolio of northeast U.S. hydropower assets totaling 10.7 MW is now for sale Maine hydropower corridor will resume construction despite big jump in cost, CEO says Hydropower transmission corridor to be renegotiated because of cost increases Chelan PUD and Avista announce long-term hydropower contract